Keith Vander Kolk believes health care has become to politicized. Vander Kolk, the CEO of Saint Agnes Healthcare, says both Republicans and Democrats care too much about who wins and who loses, and are overlooking conversations about the impact of health care legislation and bypassing discussions on actual policy. On this week’s episode of the BaltBizCast, reporter Morgan Eichensher talks to Vander Kolk about the various health care bills floating around Congress, and what the uncertainty means…
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Breakfast toppers, pasta seasonings and new gravies are among the products McCormick will launch later this year.
Fearless’s map highlights designated Historically Underutilized Business Zones, or HUBZones. The HUBZone program helps small businesses in low income, high unemployment gain preferential access to federal contacting opportunities.
Good morning, and happy Monday. For those of you who are actually at work today, I hope you manage to have a productive day. “8 things” — and the rest of the BBJ — will be off tomorrow for the Fourth of July. Today is going to be a scorcher, with temperatures in the low 90s and an even higher heat index. We could see a few showers tomorrow, but nothing that should impact fireworks. Here are eight things to know to get your day started. Still undecided on what you’re going to do for the Fourth?…
“Historically, people with disabilities have not had a voice. We need to look at it one individual at a time, help them figure out where they want to go, where they belong.”
Pasticcio’s restaurant in Canton will serve its final meal Saturday night. The small restaurant located on the ground floor of the Can Company on Boston Street is the second eatery in the development to close within 30 days. On May 31, Langermann’s shuttered its doors because of financial woes. Pasticcio’s manager, Michelle DeChristopher, said Friday the restaurant’s owners decided to shut down Thursday after a dispute with the Can Company’s owner over rent increases. “There are no landlords in…
The Baltimore Police Department is planning to step up foot patrols for the Fourth of July celebrations — both at the Inner Harbor and in other communities. Speaking a press conference Friday, Lt. Col. Melissa Hyatt, the police department’s chief of special operations and development division, said there would be a greater police presence this weekend through Tuesday to make visitors and residents feel safer during Independence Day celebrations. Hyatt said the Inner Harbor fireworks and celebration…
